Doorway (1) презентация

In my artwork, I've tried to follow Ian Murphy's style by focusing on a doorway's textures and the play of light and shadow. I used pencils and charcoal to sketch the doorway, making sure to capture the different shades and depths just like Murphy does.
Murphy often draws old buildings and ruins, finding beauty in the details. In my drawing of the Budapest doorway, I put lots of efforts into the lines and shading to make it feel real and textured. The shadows help to make certain parts of the door stand out more.
This doorway in Budapest caught my eye because, with its worn surface and intricate design, it tells a story. I tried to imagine what Murphy would notice about this door and drew those things. The cracks in the wood, the patterns on the metal, and how the light makes some parts shine and others hide in the dark.
By looking at Murphy's work, I learned how important the little details are. They can turn a simple door into something special, something worth stopping to look at. My artwork is my take on Murphy's style, showing how an ordinary door can be full of life and history.